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I just bought a set of D'Addario EXP17's (Mediums). This is my first set of new strings. I've been playing guitar now for a few months, so the old strings are whatever came on my guitar. Anyway, the EXP17's sound really twangy, almost tinny. Just wondering if that's how they are supposed to sound, or if they will sound better after some playing?
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what kind of guitar do you have? i have a piece of shit laminate and when i put my first set of strings on, the guitar sounded like it was made of tin.
onid41 wrote:i kinda like the twangy sound of new strings
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onid41 wrote:i kinda like the twangy sound of new strings
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I have a washburn wd43s. Its got a solid top and laminate sides. Bought it as a starter; I don't plan on keeping for a long time. My buddy uses EXP17's on his Gibson and I like the sound. I realize he has a much nicer guitar that would sound better than mine regardless of type of strings. But I just figured I'd see if some of the good sound would carry over to my guitar with those strings.